Civil servants face web gagging order

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Network managers may be asked to monitor political activity over the internet if Labour succeeds in implementing a gagging clause on Civil Service employees.

Network managers may be asked to monitor political activity over the internet if Labour succeeds in implementing a gagging clause on Civil Service employees. Government plans to censor civil serv...

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